By Brea Schmidt “I Just Want it To Be Normal, Mom.”
Wrapped up in his favorite blanket on the floor—through tears—my kindergartener named off every single person in his class and…
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Brea Schmidt
Dear Mom and Dad, I Wish I Could Hug You Right Now
My kids stood by in anticipation while the familiar sound of the FaceTime dial rang through the kitchen. My mom—with her…
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We Can’t Shield Our Kids From Grief
“Shouldn’t we make a card for her when she rises again?” My 5-year-old son took another bite of his meatloaf…
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In the Chaos of This Holiday Season, Can We Just…Stop?
Why does this holiday season feel so weird? Anyone else feeling it? Maybe it's the fact that I'm pretty sure…
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Dear Meghan Markle, I See You Mama
The pressures of motherhood look different for every mother. Whether you are a first-time mom or a fifth-time one, a…
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To the Extra 17 Pounds: Thank You
It was a single picture of me that did it. I looked at it on my screen and saw "me"…
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Stop Looking For the Kickball in the Refrigerator
I opened the refrigerator door, peered my head so far inside it went just past the milk . . .…
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Having a Sister is a Gift That Lasts a Lifetime
I sometimes catch you, my daughters, out of the corner of my eye. There are a couple of years between…
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Your Eyes Are Home to Me
It was a little past 4 p.m. and I had been laboring for a while. Despite the magnitude of the moment,…
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I Hope You Can Still Hear Me In Heaven
I sat on the floor with my knees tucked in and my back up against the hospital wall. With my…
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Hey Mama, Let God Take Care of the Big Stuff
Every mama has her day. When she is the water in a pan—and life keeps cranking up the heat until…
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As a Mom, I Get What’s Left Over
As a mom, I often feel like I only get what's left over. When the family's work, school, activity and…
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